Nolvadex Generic reviews and testimonials

I always controlled my condition because my maternal relatives had breast cancer. I took the drug strictly on the recommendations of the doctor. Flushes, bone pain, and weight gain slightly spoiled my life. But that's nothing compared to not having cancer due to taking Nolvadex.

I took the drug because of the diagnosis - malignancy in the breast. At first, I was afraid that it was a hormonal drug. But the fears were in vain. From the first weeks of treatment, I felt a surge of energy. It's been a few months since I started treatment. And I'm looking forward to positive dynamics.

I took steroids for a long time, which led to the risk of gynecomastia. My doctor prescribed me a small dose of Nolvadex (10 mg). So far, I have seen positive changes and hope I will get even better soon. The med distorted my test results on the thyroid function a little bit. It is a good thing I knew about this drug's features.

The medication helps me feel better and continue to be active. But I had to give up my favorite tangerines. Turns out they're not compatible with the drug.

So far, I have experienced only preventive benefits – more energy and overall well-being. The final results are very far… It's too early to tell cause I must take pills for a few years.

At first, I was prescribed a dosage of 20 mg for breast cancer prevention. But after a few months after the treatment began, I plunged into a terrible depression because of the drug. In addition, I was tormented by flushes and joint pains. Then, my doctor advised me to lower the dose to 10 mg. My body tolerates lower dosages much better.

Five months ago, I was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer. Since then, I've been taking Nolvadex, and I'm also undergoing chemotherapy. Now, I'm out of my period, I've lost the desire to have sex, and I have constant back pain. I hope that with time, at least some of these side effects will disappear…

I was prescribed five years of pills after breast surgery. Now, I am 49, and I have taken the medication for the second year. I can share my life hacks to deal with side effects. If possible, be active because the drug promotes weight gain. But if you do exercise, it won't be a problem. No alcohol and greasy food, just a healthy diet. Also, I wear clothes made of natural fabrics, preferably cardigans with T-shirts to put off the top layer in case of hot flashes. I wish everyone a recovery. Stay strong.

I'm surprised when I read about many side effects some people have. I guess I'm lucky because I haven't had any complaints in five years of taking the drug. Except that it was harder to fall asleep.

I already took this medication about a year ago. But the doctor gave it to me again for another 5 years, for breast cancer prevention. This time, it is different. The side effects are much worse, and I doubt I'll be able to finish the treatment

My night sweating was so intense that I had to change pillows and mattresses. I also have joint pains. It's a pity my diagnosis doesn't have many alternatives. I'll probably have to endure.

At the beginning of the therapy, I took Nolvadex 20 mg. But the joint pains were so severe that I could not sleep without painkillers. After 3 months, the doctor reduced the dose to 10 mg. Well, that's a whole other thing! The pain is almost completely gone. So, the treatment continues.

I take the drug for 5 months. So far, I noticed no side effects. I feel calm and full of energy.

This is a drug for people with strong will. I know why I take these pills and understand that they cure me of cancer. It is important to remember whenever you experience hot flashes, mood swings, and joint pains.

I've been on Nolvadex after chemo. And all in all, I have no complaints. I'm happy I don't have cancer anymore and thankful that these pills keep me that way

This drug influenced my mental state massively. My mood swings are terrible, and I often feel depressed. Consider stopping the treatment because I don't have cancer and took it only for disease prevention

Taking it for half a year for breast cancer prevention. And so far, I'm satisfied with the results I see and feel. I've learned how to deal with a few side effects I constantly have. Staying hydrated helps with an upset stomach. And I go to bed 2 hours after I take the pill. It helps me avoid sleepiness.

I've been on Nolvadex for 4 months and happy I tried it. At first, I was terrified of the side effects I saw in other people's reviews. But I haven't experienced any of that.

I've been using this med to prevent breast cancer recurrence for 5 years. Several times, I honestly wanted to stop my treatment. The side effects were so severe that I struggled to function. My biggest problems were mood swings and bone discomfort. I believe living with the adverse effects would be simpler if my doctor told me more about them. That is why I wrote my review for the benefit of others.

I started Nolvadex a month ago, and since then, I wake up at night with night sweats and sleeplessness. Also, I found that I was more hungry and seeking junk food, which led me to gain about 6 pounds. However, I can cope with these adverse effects because I know the medications are helping my condition.

I had a tiny tumor in my right breast. Fortunately, early discovery at the age of 39 made my journey much easier. After 4 months of taking the pills, I've only had one adverse effect - the rare hot flash. So far, I've been quite fortunate. I hope the cancer never returns.